good monday afternoon. thank you for joining us. >> let's get to your storm team forecast. lauryn rickets is standing by with what you need to know headed into the lunch hour. it was a chilly start. >> it was. that shocked people. the pps were in the 40s, 30s. we had patchy frost. now there's a little bit of cloud cover as well. still iome sunshine portions of our area. sunshine is not doing much to warm us up. you can see at the bottom of your screen, 55 degrees at thean national and all ove region chilly temperatures. i have confidence we'll make it into the 60s today. it's going to be a little below normal for this time of year. we also have some rain on the way. a few more clouds building throughouthe day. we do have some rain showers possibly before the day is ended. rain before the week is over. we'll time that out and talk about this lite bit of warmup that we're having coming our way in the 10-day in 20 minutes. >> all right. thank you, layn. a big heads up if you take the metro. the agency is going to close stations south of the rgan tional airport this weekend for track work. >> thi ois ahead a major summer shutluwn on the b and yellow lines. adam, tell us about this weekend work and what f to expect the summer. this is a big project. >> reporter: a huge project. full clores of the stations south of reagan national airport. you can see the fencing up. the workers are here getting ready. all ofis it because the platforms up there are in bad shape. we're talking about a hand full of these platforms that have to be completely rebuilt and right now riders are bracing. >> good morning. >> reporter: in the morning it's freddie george who greets you at this metro station. about ten years now. >> reporter: ten yes? awesome. you've seen everyone come fixture.a permanent >> reporter: pretty soonre fddie won't be greeting you on the rails. the station andther will bdock clo bsed for thed e summer. >> grin and bear it. >> reporter: right now work wa already undery to get this set up for the close. this weekend a trial run of sorts as the stations will close may 4th and may 5th so can be moved into place.oi >> it's g to be an inconvenience. >> reporter: jim davis rides the rails all the meti but he's already making other plans. >> probably just drive. >> reporter: that's a problem, though,reright? mo traffic? >> yeah. but i don't know howhe shuttle system is going to work. i may give that a shot,ut i'll probably drive. >> reporter: that's a big concern as well. more people ditching metro to hit the already clogged streets in this area. free shuttle buses will run, but anticipation before the shutdown begins. we are right around the corner. talking about the people who mit turn to driving instead of taking the train, some hov restrictions are going to be put in place in alexandria. keep that in mind. that will effect you whether or not you ride the rails and first the shutdown this weekend. 4 may and 5th and then the summer shutdown after memorial day. a lot to keep track of. it is going t get impactful here in northern virginia. back to you. >> all right.am ador us. it's going to be a long spring and summer for metroing out of washington. a man has died following an altercation at a metro station. justin finch is at the potomac metro station with the latest. >> reporter: a sad day for the family of this man who police say was in some kind of altercation before he was stabbed here at the potomac avenue metro station. let's give you a look at wherei this. this is right where pennsylvania and potomac avenues meet here in southeast near 14th street. there are several homes in this area and schools as well. lot is is of concern for a of people here. but for hours metro transit and d.c. police have this area roped off with tape. spoke with potential witnesses trying to figure out what led up to the altercation tt was called in just before midnight sunday to police here. we dow kno at this time that they tried to get that man to the hospital. e,at victim in this case, he was rushed ther but died on the way to hospital. his name has not yet been released. we can tell you at this point police are still working this case, trying to figure out the motive here. at this time they're looking for at least three people. two males, one female. all said to be in their mid to late teens. we'll continue to work this case for you as more information comes tous, we'll share it with you on air and on our nbc washington app. justin finch, news 4 back inside to you. developing in baltimore this morning, one person was killed and seven others were wounded in a sunday afternoon shooting. this happened during a sidewalk cookout. detectives say a man approached the crowd and opened fire. investigators believe someone started shooting in return. as many as 40 shell casing markers cld be seen on the sidewalk. >> people know who is doing these shootings and targeting different people. for people not to come forward and say who have done this, looking for retaliation, tgo. >> no arrests have been made in th case. the five men trapped in a cave in virginia are safe this morning. the group was trapped inside a cave on saturday during heavy rain. first responders say the men were exhausted and showed signs of hypothermia, but they are all expected to be okay. this morning fire investigators say an unintended outdoor fireplace started a fire at a home in centreville. five people were inside the home when the trouble started sunday mornin an a and three children escaped by a jumping from story window. the house partially collapsed. the flames destroyed a trampoline and aboveground swimmi pool. a family pet has not been found. happening today we may learn if the man accused of killing five people will enter an insanity plea. a judge gave jarod ramos and his defense team time to consider. his attorneys were considering a plea of not criminally responsible. also michael avenatti will be arraigned. he'sccused of stealing millions of dollars from clients, lying to investigators and cheating on his taxes. he was indictedarlier this month on 36 counts including wire and bank fraud. he previously represented stormy daniels who said she had an affair with donald trump and was pa k money top quiet about it. president trump denies the affair. now on capitol hill over the mueller report, aorney general william barr is threatening not to show up to testify before congressional committee this week. he could face subpoena. tracie potts ports. >> i'm committed -- >> reporter: william barr iset to testify before the senate judiciary committee wednesday. that is still bon, his appearance before the house judiciary committee thursday may not happen. democrats want to go behind closed doors to ask questions about what was blacked out of the mueller report on russian election interference they want to lengthen questioning to 30inutes per lawmaker and allow lawyers to grill mr. barr. a justice spokesperson says only lawmakers should. the demands are called abuve and illogical. >> the best person we can hear from is william barr and why his cliff notes wereifferent from the facts and why won't he release the unredacted report. orter: if barr doesn't show up, they'll issue a subpoena for the attorney general and use whatever means necessary to enforce it. democrats also want to hear from special counsel robert mueller. republicans are fed up. >> i'm not going to litigate it. i don't know how clear i can be. it's over for me. >> reporter: mueller left it to congress to determine if president trump obstructed justice. the attorney general decid to drop it, but now may not return capitol hill to explain why. democrats refused to take a look at the last version of the muelr report that barr sent over. it had less information taken out, but they still want to see that full report. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. this morning we're hoping to learn more about the funeral arrangements for richard luger. senator luger died yesterday. he suffered from a rare neurolical disorder. he was 87 years old. he was a republican and touted for his bipartisanshde. vice presi mike pence offered his condolences saying indiana and america will never forget hp leadershi and service. former president barack obama tweeted that luger proved pragmatism and decency worked. today cars and trucked return to the roads in sri lanka's deadly city following attacks on easter. a series of bombs rocked the island nationse killing morthan 250 people. people living in the area say they are going back to work and going to the grocery stores again. meanwhile, the funeral service for the 11-year-old killed in the attack is set for this week. friends and familynd a classmates will say farewell on wednesday. h his. >> how much is too much screen time for your kid? >> under a certain age, any screen time could be harmful to your little ones. when we investigators are trying to determine if weather played a role in the collapse of a crane. four people were killed when the crane snapped over a google building. there were reports of strong winds shortly before thede ac. now to that senseless attack at a synagogue in southern california. >> the victims were honored at a vigil while other churches and mosques coast to coast are increasing security. miguel almaguer is in powaya fornia. >> reporter: overnight a vigil. gunshots ringing out on the last day of passover. >> somebody was screaming. shoot ychlgt shooting. we all laid on the floor and started crawling toward the exits. >> reporter: a 60-year-old was shot and killed inside the temple when she stepped in front of gunman wielding a semi automatic rifle. >> lori took three shots to her body. these three bullets could have been three other people. >> reporter: passover is one of the holiest days of the jewish faith. some 100 people were inside including many children. >> i was scared. itelt like the movies, like you have to hide so you won't get shot and stuff. >> reporter: the alleged shooter was taken into custody saturday after he calledo 9-1-1 t report himself to police. earnest, aor hon roll student and musician has no prior record and was arrested and booked on one count of first degree murder and three counts of attempted rd . a teenager turning a day of sal sol las into a day of horror. miguel almaguer, nbc news. in the open letter the by ter said he was inspired the gunman in new zealanzealand. he's expected to be in court wednesday. now to a highly controversial practice among a growing number of women. they're using marijuana to help them deal with a range of problems during and after their pregnancy. >> it's a typical day for mom vickie playings blo with one-year-old anglo. changing his diapers, and smoking a joint. she's among the growing number of ms who use marijuana while breast feeding and while egnant. she says her constant debilitating migraines were putting her pregnancy at risk. >> i'm throwing up. i can't eat. my body is in a state of distress. that can't be good for the baby. >> reporter: she didn't want the morphine drip prescribed because she was afraid her baby would become addictedo the opiate, who so she turned to marijuana. >> i decided to consume cannabis. within 30 minutes i feltbetter. >> reporter: she's in a support group called maryother's wmary. >>omen are trying to tackle stigma associated with moms and moms to be who use marijuana to cope with migraines, morning sickness, anxiety and post part m depression. were would you be if y not able to use cannabis? >> the cannabis is the only thing that kept me feeling like i had hope, and if i hadn't gotten my medical cannabis, i don't think i'd be heretoday. >> reporter: it's based in canada ihere cannabis legal. nearly half t online members are from america wherearijuana is still illegal under federal law and a national survey finds that one in 14 american women reported using cannabis during pregnancy. a number that has more than doubled since 2015. this hincreaseas doctors alarmed. and the american college of obstetricians and gynecologists recommends against using marijuana during pregnancy. >> we know marijuana exposure during pregnancy affects the brain of the developing baby. >> reporter: just how is not clear and experts say more research is needed. >> reporte >> long term, it could be no difference to attention disorders and mental health orsorders. >> rr: it's a chance these moms say they're willing to take. is it worth the risk? >> yeah, it is worth the risk. i've seen my children hit everyi lestone. there's no issue. >> we have new details about a recent warning that children under the age of two should not spend any time in front of a doctors say too much screen time at such a young age can impact everything from your child's imagination to social skills. it can also set an unhealthy precedent. the same study cautioned that teens and adults spend too much time in front of screens and it'seading to a spike in diabetes, obesity, and certain cancers. or much time in front of tv on your phones may mean you're not active enough. on average adults spend six hours a d sitting down. teens spend eight hours. >> put the screens down. >> it' hard to do. >> or walk with your phone. >> running into doors. happening today, president he mp is going to welcome lady bears to the white house. they're celebrating their win over notre me this is the third trip to the white house for the team and their coach. meanwhile uva's men's team decided not to visit the white house on the heels of their ampionship n. the coach declined the invitation. this is the third year in a row since president trump took office that the n's ncaa basketball champion has skipped a white house visit. it seems like first date talk is taking a bit of a turn. >> to finances, that is. when we come back, hear why more and more millennials are talking money over meals. i don't know if that's a good idea. >> t t's a -- >>kes. >> auiet convsation. er not manys offou ever thought it would go this far. especially among millennials. it is now common place to ask your date about their financial history. >> i jus can't. i'm closing my eyes. ar have details. >> reporter: they e awkward, but apparently common questions mostly millennials are asking on first dates about finances. >> millennials are more open to beg forth coming on that very first date about their finanal past. >> amanda dixon at bank right shared details of a survey they just condued that found millennials are nearly twice as likely as their helders to -- elders to say they'd bee comforta discussing money related topics such as credit score, credit card debt, or student loans on a first da y. >> want to know the information before you begin the relationship. if someone has financial issues, it could suggest that they have other problems as well. >> reporter: sheo saysny millennials watched their parents struggle over the financial crisis that they now date cautiously. >> it makes sense you want to outher details before you find out whether y want to invest in a rationship with someone. he>> reporter: so w you hear check, please, from tha young couple at the other table, it may very well be a credit check instead of the food bill. c news. >> i don't know. >> i don't either. >> the quickest way to not a second date is asking me how mue money i mak on the first one. >> i know. but you said millennials don't have money. you're one. >> the largest amount i'm going to tell you about is my student loan debt. >> there you go. >> or credit card debt, but if you don't have any of that, you're a winner. >> hey, guys. >> hi. 5 it's sti degrees outside. >> i know. i'm wondering whether the temperature is going to go up. how chilly was it whe this morn? e andhad to walk back ins get a jacket. >> many my c t >> the seat warmers were on today. today is the chilliest day we're going to see. that's goode out of th next ten. we have that piece of mind. we're going to warm up. from one extreme to the other. i wouldn't say it's extremely cold. temperaturesre in the mid 50s. we should be around 70. but wo re going tbe nearing 90 as we heads into thi week. so a littl summertime heat coming our way. you can see it's a beautiful day out there.av we some clouds in place. we have some sunshine depending on where you are. 66 degrees is our daytime high oday. look atthis. we're in the 80s tuesday. i dropped the temperature a little bit on wednesday. back in the 70s. back into the mid to upper 80s by the time we head to thursday. arch temperature 71.ok log good across the region at this point. we do have, again, some dry conditions thankgoodness. current temperatures right now everybody hanging out in the low to mid 50s. as i said, we'll warm up. temperatures will go into the 60s for daytime highs.ad not too b over the next seven ur ho a nice evening, especially if you're getting out and about. perhaps maybe doing exercise later on this evening. perfect conditis forthat. after school looking good. even after lunch, might be a little cool. not going to be quite as nices yesterday. of course, we had breezy conditions over the weekend. now, if you're -- it's not the padres. we're playing the giants. anyway, thank goodness we won yesterday against the padres. increase in clouds and sprinkles into the later inninth of game. especially as you you're headed out to nats park. clouds filling in. here's a few sprinkles coming through our area at 10:00. a few isolated light showers through the overnight hours. and mos of this is out by daybreak tomorrow morning. your forecast for tomorrow, 83 degrees. isolated shower in the morning. then a warmer start as well. we're starting in the 50s tomorrow aspposed to the 30s and 40s. we have a chance for rain later tomorrow night. small chances of rain over the next couple may even have an isolated shower on wednesday. it's not enough to put it in there, not enough chance. we drop the temperature a little bit on wednesday. could have another chance for storms on thursday. and by friday it looks like the best chance to see some rain showers rolling through the area, temperatures are going to be in the upper 70s. listen, let's talk about the weekend. because the weekend has changed since i did the forecast besterday and saturday. we're going to talk act the upcoming weekend. at's coming up just afthte fans of the british royal and the media are all on baby watchr nea windsor castle. >> prince harry and meghan ldrkle expect to welcome their first chi any day now. nbc's keir simmons has a front row seat. >> reporter: the intense speculion reports meghan passed her dat p dlannein tghis photo shoot fuel bid the couple's one shakeable dedication to privacy. >> they have decided it isn't going to be public. o 's going tbe very private, and in moving to somewhere like frogmore cottage, there's at sense thahey want to very much keep a low profile when it comes to their child and protect their priv ry. orter: the last time we saw meghan in public six weeks ago, she was heavily pregnant and let slip she was due in late april or early may which is around now. so it's little wonder folks are jumping every time the duke and duchess post on instagram. >> i tnk it's so fun and exciting. >> reporter: i think it's wonderful. >> harry and meghan about to embark on a marathon unlike anything they've perienced, parenting, and perhaps the only one who really knows when it's going to happen, that yet to be born royal baby. >> reporter: today would be a great day for the birth of the baby. it just so happens to be william and kate's wedding anniversary. they were married eight years ago, and i think that harry has watched the way that william and kate have protected their children and also saw the way that kate had to walk out of the hospital just after giving birth with each of her children, he's decided not to have meghan do that, for them not to go through that. and honestly, ink thi you can't blame them. keir simmons, nbc news, windsor. harry and meghan have notai publicly s whether the baby is a boy or girl, and we're not sure if they know themselves. maybe they don't want the same birthday for their baby as the anniversary. >> that child would resent that for the rest of their lives. >> meghan told a fan in january they were not finding out because they wanted to keep a surprise. we'll all be surprised. >> it will be fun to watch. the french kwogovernment is ready to tackle the notre dame cathedral after there fi. many people are urging the french president to take the necessary apt of time to make sure it's done correctly. macron wants to rebuild the landmark in five years. some experts say that's a lofty al. notre dame's vault and ceiling was severely damaged after the cathedral's spire burned up and collapsed. this morning we're learning mo p about ane that flew into restricted air space above our region. we received more than a dozen 4 calls at news saturday night from viewers concerned about low flying planes. it turns out a private civilian aircraft was flying where it should not have been. two fighter jets were dispatched as a precaution. the pilot regained communication and landed at nearby airport. the air space in and around that area is the most restricted. d.c. leaders want to hear about dave thomas circle. the area where streets meet in northeast d.c. isam infous for traffic jams. city leaders want to make changes. tonight's meeting is at the noms busine improvement district at 6:30 p.m. you may notice them as you drive around the district. tents are poppingp on sidewalks, under overpasses and bridges. as w see, d.c. faces rising costs and a federal lawsuit for the program aimed at moving the homeless off the streets. >> d.c. government records obtained by the news 4 i team show d.c. work crews have broken up or removed homeless enca encampments more than 200 times in the last two years. the cost, hundreds of thousands of dollars in taxpayers. the cleanups are costly and delicate and sometimnt coroversial. some homeless men and women say the crews removed more items ony necessary, including jackson. >> i lost my tent, my clothes, everything else i had. >>. >> reporter: tonight as it's of ourinvestigation, the lawsuit that could change how they remove homeless encampments in the district. what items areff limits, and which areas of the district are targeted most often. for no scott mcfarland. thank you, scott. whether you know what happened at the end of the latest avenger's movie, one thing is not a spoiler, it's a box office smash. >> wgre breakown the numbers. captain america and crew are raking in so far. don't go away. d goomorning. walmart fires the latest shot in the delivery wars. retail giant tweeting this we fend one daye shipping without a membership fee now that would be ground breaking. th tease disclosed in the earnings report it plans to invest 800 million on infrastructure to make it possible to roll out one-day free shipping for prime members later another one billion dollar milestone at the box office. the new avenger's office is scoring big at the box office. the biggest box office opening ever forhose who still haven't seen it, nbc's kathy park has the spoiler free report. you can watch it. >> reporter: it's a superhero film cshing records. avenger's end game the first to soar past 1 billion int. its de 21 i moviesthe series led to this monumental moment. the excitement building for a year after its predecessor hanging. war left us >> the way it ended, i was like oh. >> reporter: any spoilers were highlydiscouraged. but that didn't stop buffalo billings running back who tweeted the ending and a became social media villian. don't worry. we won't give it away, but one person who read his tweet wrote i'll be in my room crying. this weekendng but icket sales are just the beginning. >> whatever it takes. >> yeah.ie >> i can't bel he did that. >> we know who wins twitter troll of the year already. >> i impleerngs get out of here with that nonsense. >> as the saying goes, virginia is more lovers. now it's for music festivals as well. pharrell had the first festival put on by a virginia beach native. he told the virginia pilot he's looking forrd to another festival in 2020. that three-day event h pel discussions, music, and a popup church service. >> pharrell magic. it's going to work out. >> i heard jay-z took theistage. aw something over the weekend. nobody knew he was going to be there. >> should have been at virginia beach. >> i'm glad they cancelled it for friday i was wondering what they were going to do. i was driving to richmond in the storms. everything east of i-95, we had a t nnado hereth of baltimore, but it was -- tornado warnings up andas down the et coast. i'm glad they cancelled that. not the onlyea severeer today. this week it looks like just some rain chaes and also much cooler conditions out there. it's chilly. if you're outside early this morning, the t peratures were in the 30s and 40s. we had patchy frost. come on, april. one mor day ft. and actually, despite the cooler temperatures today, this may be one of the warmest aprils we've i think we're in second place right now. no we have one more day to go and temperatures tomorrow should just do it. it's feeling more like summer over the next couple days. small chances of rn this week. bigger chances friday. unfortunately we have rain chances into the weekend. i'll show you that in a second. firs check on the current temperatures. it's cool out there. temperatures are in the 50s right now. for today heading into the low to mid 60s becoming cloudy. we'll have a chance for late sprinkle i tried to do this before. wee playing the cardinals. not the giants, not the padres. the cardinals at 7:05. an increase in cloud ver. temperatures dropping through the 50s, 60s, ending up in the 60s by theater innings and as people head home fm the game, sprinkles. a few i will show you what i mean. a few sprinkles popping up late tonight. most of these will beone as we get into tomorrow morning.ld there cou be a few out there, but for the most part, a lot of these gone by daybreak tomorrow. temperatures t 8orrow lows. just wait one day and we'll warm up quite a bit. we'l have an isolated shower tomorrow morning. warmer start. temperatures starting in the 50s tomorrow. a chance of rain showers later tomorrow night. again, just an isolated chance. then it's gone. nothing super heavy. nothing crazy lide . same deal on wednesday. slight chance of rain showers. less than 20% and it's gone. thursday, another day we'll have a slight chance of rain showers and they're gone. that's wt we're looking at. by friday we will have some rain moving into the area. it sticks around throughout the day. would have thunderstorms as well. and then unfortunately for the weekend rain. we have a froal system that's going to be moving through the area. and it's just going to be hanging out through the mid atlantic and rolling back and fov forth. changes to the weekend forecast. temperatures in the sovie70s. confidence looks low right now. stick with us. we'll keep you updated on that.r as fs what we're looking at through this week, a big warmup. temperatures in the 80s tomorrow. dropping on wednesday. back up, some areas near 90 into thldsday. it woue about two weeks ahead of time for when we usually see the upper 80s and lower 90s. we'll talk about the rest of thd 10 coming up a woman in arkansas is breaking more than just stereo types. sh nearly 70 years old and just over 120 pounds. but she can dead lift more than twice her weight and says she's not done yet. the granny hulk. >> reporter: off the beaten path inside a warehouse building, a world record deadte lifr rocking pink converse shoes, standing proof age is only a mind set. >> when you're retired, you have the opportunity. >> reporter: she turned 70 in july, dead lifting 305 pounds, setting records in her class and division. >> it's my tivation. it keeps me going. sit at home, i couldn't do it. >> reporter: i think she's help med out more than i've helped her. her trainer tk the role with rules set on thfront end. >> she looked at me and she said you cannot swear around me. do y understand me? i felt like i was getting skoelted by my mom. i was like yes, ma'am. >> reporter: she weighs 123 pounds and says she couldn't sit around and do normal granny things. >> playing cards or reading or kra sheaing, that's not my thing. >> reporter: working out two hours four days a week, sherry can do 175 squats and wants to do even more by the end of the year. with the help of her trainer. >> he says a lot of it is up here. and he said i've got the strength. and the ability. but gray matter gets in the way. >> reporter: with ten grandids and a growing passion, sherry is proof souls can stay young forever. >> wow. don't mess with her. that's impressive. cinco de mayo is this weekend. it's the day the mexican army won a battle in 1982. it's a minor holiday in mexico, but in the u.s. it's a dayo celebrate mexican culture and heritage. we have ahef with us from union market. >> thank you for having me. >> you were born in xico? >> i was, on the border with texas. >> tell us about the traditional foods you would use and eat to celebrate cinco de mayo. >> at the restaurant we try to focus on fos from pueblo. we're pushing out the french during the battle and keeping the bread which is now a traditional bread all over mexico. it's a baguette. >> we don't call it a baguette? >> no. >> what -- >> here this is kind ofe lik a tortilla and open face sandwich. black beans. we're using f beansm a farm in california that works on heirloom beans from the americas. we make a form of ricotta or fresh cheese and top it with that. we picked up some beautiful strawberries at the market today. and we do pico de gallo. we use strawberries, onion. how does that change the pico flavor? i like my tomatoes in it. >> the strawberries are a little sweet, a little sowe. finish them off with a little bit of sarano, cilantro. we do salt and finish it off with lime juice. >> you'reev having a special t on sunday that promises the best of mexican cue seisine. this is a part of that celebration for sunday? >> yes. this isn there. so we bring all the colors and everything that you would have in a picde gallo. a little more seasonal. the strawberries are some of the best we've had this year so far. >> pretty. that's it? >> that's it. >> that's beautiful. while i taste this, tell us a little bit more about what your take on mexican cuisine -- you want to bring awareness to true mexican cuisine to your clients? >> yes. the conversation we're trying to have with the restaurant is that mexico is vy much a koz koz ma ll tan area. we have communities that influence what mexican cbesine has and continues to turn to. we have big lebanese communities, jewish commities, asiancommunities, all kinds of people cooking their foods with the ingredients down 'rere. we trying to kind of move a little bit forward and bust out of the tried and true mexican menu and talk about what's happening in restaurants and what chefs are doing currently in mexico. >> that's cool. tell me abo this chicken dish. >> this is a very traditional dish. and it's roasted chicken that we serve with pablano. pueblo has the most commonly known mole. >> you're going to make thi at ur restaurant? >> this will be on, for sure. >> amazing. it looks woerful. >> yeah. and we just top it off with a little bit of the mole, finish off withf little bit o sesame seeds, and we're ready to go. >> wonderful. chef christian, i love the fact that you are bringing dishes that people might not understand asexican cuisine, and this was delicious. thank you for sharing and thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. .>> another check on your meanwhile later on ellen to thea show. ellen is on 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artists will perform. by tomorrow several go home. htcwa iun.t ofo good luck. 6 miless a long distance to walk in just one day. now manage doing that. yeah, pushing a car. a krouation man did it this man. he pushed a smart car 66.4 miles in less than 24 hours. had to get the.4. the car weighs 1600 pounds and had a driver inside. the record setter took three minute breaks everyho . he demolished the previous record by 15 miles. you wonder what that person is doing with their lives now. >> in my mind, i feel like i could push that car. couldn't.u >> i feel like i should try. >> some area moms are now driving in style. the women dedicated t church and family have quite a surprise at sunday services. >> the community came together and gave them keys to brand new cars. tears of joy and gratitude outside of the first baptist arden. of gle the moms had no idea the church had chosen them. we spoke to one mom whose 8-year-old s is very active in the church.>> t was complete shock and surprise. but i'm just grateful and thankful for my church. and my ministry members and everyone who thought enough of me and my son for this hon for. >> another mom raisingight children of her own after her husband died also received a new and this t of a new pr. program that sterling motor cars is doing a part of their commun initiative.nt >> so good to see that. >> we have birthday wishes this morning for a life-long d.c. >> i love this lady. lilian barr just tned 104 years old. news 4 was there for his celebration overhe weekend. ♪ happy birthday toou >> miss barr wanted to go bolling for h-- bowling for herd birtay. her family celebrated at pinstripes in georgetown. she was once a schoolteacher and became a world traveler after retiring. she tells us the keys to a long life are doing things in moderation and always giving your best. >> spon like a true teacher. happy birthday to her. she looks pretty good. 104. >> i look like this at no32. living right. >> i think you're doing just fine. time for our final check on the midday forecastur >> la, how is it looking? >> good. it's not looking as good as lilian. my goodness, 104. she doesn't look a day over 65. current temperatures. 65.ish we could make it to it's cool out there right now. a m of sun and clouds depending on where you are. if you're headed out for outdoor chilly. after school it's dry. nothing to worry about. afternoon exercise, evening exercise perfect conditions for maybe an outdoor run. 2er the next 1 hours you can see the temperatures rolling to the 60s as we go through the late afternoon, eg.ly evenin sun goes down about 8:00. plenty of sunlight to get the aemperature to where it needs to go. rontal system is going to move through and hang out all week long. and possibly into the weekend. so that's why we have a chance for rain tomorrow. also into thursday and friday. we're going to be on the warm side of that that's why our temperatures shoot up. in fact, by thursday we can be near 90. weekend subject 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